BitFury Group De-Anonymizes Over 15% of the Bitcoin Network With New Blockchain Analysis Tool

By cineramaJanuary 11, 2018Bitcoin Business

The ability to analyze and link Bitcoin transactions is something many governments and regulators hope to do more of moving forward. A lot of officials still think Bitcoin is […]

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BitFury Group De-Anonymizes Over 15% of the Bitcoin Network With New Blockchain Analysis Tool

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